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Jack of all clubs: ASU Comedy

ASU Comedy opens up the floor to new comedians during Jeff Darge's weekly search for a new club.

By Jeff Darge | January 25, 2016

Downtown Mesa is pictured on Sunday, Jan. 24, 2016.

Gems off the light rail: Art and antiques in downtown Mesa

Reporter Nicole Dusanek explores downtown Mesa.

By Nicole Dusanek | January 24, 2016

Cobra Arcade brings local art, classic games under one roof

Cobra Arcade causes a hiss about all it has to offer gamers in downtown Phoenix.

By Damion Julien-Rohman | January 24, 2016

Fox premiers enjoyable, relatable 'Cooper Barrett'

Jack Cutmore-Scott talks his role on Fox's new sitcom "Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life."

By Shane Weinstein | January 24, 2016

Sandra Ramos' 2015 work, "Searching Ithaca", is pictured at the ASU Art Museum on Friday, Jan. 22, 2016. The artwork is part of Ramos' exhibition "Watertight" which is currently showing at the museum.

Sandra Ramos incorporates political consciousness, Cuban culture with fantasy at ASU Art Museum

The exhibit contains sculpture and video animations commenting on the current and past state of affairs in Cuba and the U.S.

By Emily Zentner | January 24, 2016

ASU alumna 'Miss Krystle' launches entertainment law firm on top of successful music career

Successful lawyer by day, prominent pop artist by night and compassionate philanthropist in between: Who is Krystle Delgado?

By Skylar Mason | January 21, 2016

For the record: 'American Idiot' by Green Day

Reporter Shane Weinstein drops the needle on this week’s review of Green Day's "American Idiot."

By Shane Weinstein | January 20, 2016

Artist Tato Caraveo exhanges a glance with his puppy, Duke, in his downtown Phoenix apartment on Monday, Jan. 11, 2016.

Artist Tato Caraveo blends simplicity and eccentricity in an art-filled life

Caraveo's art is an unmistakable blend of the conventional and the unconventional, the consistent and the dynamic, the dramatic and the simple.

By Celina Jimenez | January 14, 2016

Members of the Black Artists and Designers club (from left to right) Social Media Correspondent Kolby Jameison, President Jamil Dawodu, and Vice President Christen Green are pictured on Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2016, before a general body meeting of the Black and African coalition meeting at Memorial Union in Tempe.

ASU's Black Artists and Designers club fosters artistic talent on campus

Black Artists and Designers (BAD), a revived ASU club, seeks to to expose the natural talent of the African American community on campus.

By Noelle Lilley | January 14, 2016

The Happiest Camper travels across nation to promote artistic positivity

In July, Charlavail Effron set off on a journey across the country doing meet ups to spread positivity and creativity, as well as selling her art out of her camper.

By Alania Nevarez | November 29, 2015

Digital culture sophomore Marco Castillo shows off his LED gloves on Monday, Nov. 23, 2015, on the Tempe campus.

Ambience offers glovers at ASU a home

In need of an outlet for glovers to express their form of art and entertainment, Ambience partnered with ASU this past semester.

By Natalie Orr | November 23, 2015

Charissa Lucille and Marna Kay owners of Wasted Ink Zine Distro pose for a photo on Nov 19, 2015 at Cartel Coffee in Tempe.

'Wasted Ink' zine store comes to Tempe, promises unheard voices

Wasted Ink Zine Distro is opening a store in Tempe and generating interest in the underground arts community.

By Isabella Castillo | November 21, 2015

The Underground Foundation's winter art show to feature cool talent from ASU students

The Underground Foundation to host its winter art show on Saturday.

By Ryan Santistevan | November 19, 2015

Courtney Brown blows into a dinosaur skull to produce dinosaur-like noises during an art gallery demonstration at ASU's eMerge Festival and Gallery Show in Tempe on March 2, 2013.

ASU grad student builds dinosaur skull replica, bellowing roars and all

ASU grad student and sound artist Courtney Brown built a life-sized dinosaur skull replica that mimics the sounds of an actual dinosaur.

By Isabella Castillo | November 16, 2015

Ranking the best 'Bond' actors from No. 1 to 007

To celebrate the release of the James Bond movie Spectre, we rank the performances of the six actors who played the role

By Obie Dieke | November 4, 2015

Exhibit 'Frida Kahlo—Her Photos' presents window into life of renowned artist

New Frida Kahlo exhibit at Heard Museum gives museum goers an intimate portrait of Kahlo's life.

By Logan Saether | November 1, 2015

Reviving art at ASU

You might have experienced a sudden burst of light in your peripheral vision while trotting around Arizona State University’s Tempe campus recently, it's public art.

By Alexa Levine | October 28, 2015

New exhibit 'Frontier Delay' confronts many ways people perceive setbacks

ASU graduate students come together as group to host Frontier Delay, an art exhibit.

By Ryan Santistevan | October 26, 2015

Visitors look around the My Little Phobia Art Show at the Firehouse Art Gallery in downtown Phoenix on Friday, Oct. 9, 2015.

Grassroots gallery Firehouse gets freaky with My Little Phobia, Cigar Box Art

These two exhibits displayed the uniqueness that is quintessential Firehouse

By Logan Saether | October 10, 2015

5 artists that should join Will Smith in making a musical comeback in 2015

In light of Will Smith's recent announcement that he's returning to music, here are five artists that should also make a comeback.

By Obie Dieke | October 8, 2015

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